TULETTE BIOGRAPHY
Tulette began her artistic exploration as a singer-songwriter. Jazz and Rock are her genres of choice. Her work as a musician has always been a form of assemblage and at some point she decided to translate her "tunes" to the canvas and to ceramics to see how they would evolve. To date, Tulette continues to interweave her different art forms deriving inspiration from the rythms of her favorite musicians, ranging from Sarah Vaughan to Soundgarden.
When composing her collages, Tulette finds movement in the static. She plays with transparencies to find a different way of 'reading' different materials (vintage magazines from all around the world, cardboard, gold leaf, etc...). In addition to that, she uses the tulle as a filter, which could be seen as a pixelization of the image underlining what is discrete and not obvious.
Her work is a symphony about love and harmony. The pink is the color of love. The butterflies on the warm grey canvas have an infinite beauty, which one could contemplate forever. The tulle, symbolizes sacred fidelity, emphasized by the lotus flower add strength to her message. The collages communicate peace and well being. She likes to play with the movement of the eye as it reads her work. It is as if the spectator is reading a Tarot card of good fortune.
Her artwork invites the spectator into a moment of harmony and offers a different way to approach the world. She entices her viewers to search for wisdom, balance and serenity throughout her many layers, the most personally revealing of which, is perhaps, the one meant to mask - Tulette's tulle.